Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Legal"

A: Legal proceedings are all of the meetings and paperwork and discussions that happen in a courtroom to settle a lawsuit or enforce a law.

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A: thank you

A: Legal theory is very different from legal theater

A: You should never go to court without legal representation.

He's not authorized to practice law in this state.

Resolve any conflicts you have with your teammates before tomorrow's game.

It will be hard to replace him once he is gone.

A: I need legal advice.

A: "Is this legal?"
"Is it legal to do this?"
"You're not old enough to do this legally."

A: “Taking legal measures” means doing something to protect a person, business, or even an endangered species. It is done according to a legal contract or a specific act (law). For instance, a company may take legal measures to prevent cybercrime, a country may take legal measures to protect a species in extinction.

“Taking legal action” means they are suing (filing a lawsuit against) you or someone else. There are different types of legal actions. Another example would be placing a restraining order to make someone stays away from you because they are violent or threatening to harm you.

Landlords can take legal measures to ensure payment and protect their property, according to a lease or rental agreement.

Landlords can also take legal actions to evict unwanted or dangerous tenants who are not paying rent or have caused damage to their property. A legal action also allows them to collect unpaid rent and other fees too.

I hope this helps you understand and decide. :)

A: Legal is more like قانوني
Legitimate is more like رسمي او حقيقي

A: Cool/nice/legal

A: @migueldmatos08 Você pode usar a palavra “cool”.

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A: Legal.

A: @beatrizhaggerty:

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A: legal document is correct
"legit" is a slang term meaning legitimate.

A: It is great to be able to go to the Legal Affairs Bureau alone (this means normally you can't go alone, now, finally you can OR you are excited to go alone-but better to leave out "to be able"

It is great to go to the Indian Affairs Bureau alone. (can always go alone but just appreciate going by oneself a lot)

but first sentence you wrote is correct and sounds good.

Next two sentences sound less natural.

Next week, there will be a school holiday on a festival day. (There will NOT I will)

Last sentence not understandable. Just have to guess.

We remember our ancestors' spirits on Festival Day, until we can be with them again.

A: the second one sounds a bit more natural